Do you ever walk down the street and look up, taking in the beauty that is the robust tree canopy throughout Edina?
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Mom’s groups offer terrific opportunities for women to build relationships and explore common interests. In the case of Edina moms Ashley McCarthy and Lindsay Cisewski, a local mom’s group would be the fertile soil where a creative idea would take root.
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Edina’s Brad and Heather Fox have been in the design and real estate business for years and this year they made it HGTV official.
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For longtime Edina residents, Scott and Meggan Bowlby, finding an idyllic spot in Edina to establish their next home was a long process. They were looking to build a home that boasted a classic, established design, yet offered the accouterments this busy family needed.
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“I love to entertain and everybody always wants to be in the kitchen,” says Deborah Eckland of Edina, who with her husband Jeff built their Edina home in 1999.
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While single-family homes are often featured in Edina Magazine, that isn’t how everyone in Edina lives. Edina’s housing is diverse and includes twin homes, townhomes and condominiums that offer a range of options for different budgets, needs and lifestyles.
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Selling a home can be stressful. It can be even more difficult for seniors since they often have so many years and memories invested into their home. In this case, it may make sense to seek a realtor with a special senior real estate specialist (SRES) designation.
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Every closet, cupboard and drawer—emptied, wiped clean and reorganized. Blankets, curtains, pillows and rugs—washed and aired. Clothing, toys and whatnots—sorted into donate, save and toss. And so the ritual goes—spring cleaning.
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Most who live in the city appreciate the convenience of being close to restaurants and shopping but also desire a taste of nature. The lakes of Minneapolis and its surrounding suburbs provide much natural beauty.
